What should I do if I am bitten by a locust? What to do if you are bitten by a grasshopper

Leeches are the common name of leeches, most of them live in fresh water, and the leeches we commonly see in rice fields and shallow water are called Japanese medicine leeches, and they live by sucking the blood of people, animals, and frogs. If you are unfortunately bitten by a leech, you must not pull it out or pat it directly with your hands, otherwise its suction cup will break into the flesh and cause infection.

As far as I know, the bites of the grasshoppers are non-poisonous, and I was in Motuo, and I often went to the countryside to carry the bites of the grasshoppers, including being bitten by camouflage grasshoppers, and there was nothing wrong. However, due to the fact that it is sometimes detected late, the locust releases too much locust in the body (locust has the function of preventing blood clotting), which will lead to slow scarring and even no scarring for half a year, or even if it is scarred, it will bleed again if you accidentally touch it. Moreover, the bite wound will often itch, and sometimes if you scratch the itch carelessly, it will also cause the freshly formed scar to be torn off and continue to bleed.

First aid tips, get some salt and sprinkle it on the locust, it will fall off on its own!

It is safer to go to the hospital to check and treat the wound for disinfection.

Grasshoppers are also known as grasshoppers, and they can be colored in two colors, one is green and the other is gray or brown. Grasshoppers of different colors"Blood"The colors are also different. Green grasshopper's"Blood"The color is green , while the brown grasshopper is brown"Blood"It's black.

They are all non-toxic.

Apply it with soaking water, or press it on the wound with tobacco shreds, if you don't have that buy hydrogen dioxide, disinfect, and it will be fine for a few more days.

Edematous papules tend to appear at the site of leech bites, but they are not painful.

You can apply cigarette butts, cool oil, vinegar, wine, salt water, etc. to the leech's body to let it fall off naturally.

Be sure not to forcibly pull it out, if the suction cup of the leech breaks into the body, it is difficult to take it out, and it is easy to cause infection.

If there is a lot of bleeding, sodium bicarbonate powder can be applied to the wound topically.

Grasshoppers should not be poisonous, we are often bitten by grasshoppers when we work in the fields, and the blood from the wounds bitten by the grasshoppers will continue to flow, and it will also hurt. If you are bitten by a locust, if you can, you can use iodine to disinfect it, squeeze out the blood in the wound, and finally, if it's itchy, you can apply some toothpaste.

If the locust bites your **, do not scratch it with your hands, because this scratch is likely to tear off its head and let it stay in the **, resulting in infectious diseases. It is best to pat it with your hands**, or apply salt, sugar, lime on its body, or smoke it with cigarettes, matches, etc., and it will fall off naturally. As soon as the locust has fallen off, it is best to squeeze the wound and let it bleed in the same amount as the amount of blood sucked by the locust.